Looks great, and I too thought of a "blue cobra" when I saw the photo (but I didn't have time to respond immediately). I will make a note of that kind of yarn, although I have two or three other skeins of sock yarn that need to be used before I buy any more.
i have a small stash of hand dyed or self striping yarn, and i've been feeling an itch to work a more complicated stitch pattern that would need a solid yarn to show it off
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Also excellent impromptu cobra sock-puppet, come to think of it.
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I did my first Kitchener tonight. It doesn't look quite as good as yours, but it's good enough :-)
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so much joy!
and, folks were totally right, i was mixing up knit and purl nearly every stitch! i had to fight to concentrate
new rule: no kitchenering when tired!
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i tried so hard to avoid the cobra (in the other 17 pictures), but then, i just gave in to the sillynes!
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would love to see a pic, if you have one
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i'm back in the kitchener saddle!
i was definitely mixing up my knits and purls, i'm amazed my other socks were ever grated!
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yarn is knit picks stroll sock, with which i am in deep deep love
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i have a small stash of hand dyed or self striping yarn, and i've been feeling an itch to work a more complicated stitch pattern that would need a solid yarn to show it off
grr
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I like knitting with friends and coming to the toe, dropping out of the conversation. Knitters understand. :)
ps - nice sock! :)
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http://www.knitpicks.com/accessories/Kitchener_Dogtag__D80610.html
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so want!